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See How a Manor from 'The Princess Bride' LITERALLY Decks the Halls for Christmas - Vimarsana News

See How a Manor from 'The Princess Bride' LITERALLY Decks the Halls for Christmas

For the December 2015 issue of ELLE DECOR, we dropped by the 900-year-old Haddon Hall in the English countryside, just in time for the holidays.

The Story Of… Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn, Netherlands – RingSide Report - Vimarsana News

The Story Of… Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn, Netherlands – RingSide Report

Exclusive Interview by Karen Beishuizen All photos courtesy of Paleis Het Loo Paleis Het Loo was built from 1685 onwards by King William III and Mary Stuart. Many royals lived at the palace from 1686 until 1970. The palace became a museum from 1970 on with many renovations and restorations in betwee

What I'd buy for my house if money was no object: tastemakers reveal their dream purchase - Vimarsana News

What I'd buy for my house if money was no object: tastemakers reveal their dream purchase

From rooftop greenhouses to rare sculptures, 15 creatives share what would top their wishlist if budget and possibilities were limitless

New exhibition Mirror Mirror: Reflections on Design at Chatsworth is now open - Vimarsana News

New exhibition Mirror Mirror: Reflections on Design at Chatsworth is now open

The exhibition places contemporary works in direct relationship to the historic design at Chatsworth, creating unexpected connections.

How pineapple mania gripped Britain - Vimarsana News

How pineapple mania gripped Britain

Country Life Trending: The Dunmore Pineapple. Photo: Angus Bremner/Landmark Trust Credit: Angus Bremner/Landmark Trust From the Americas to the roof of country-house follies, Matthew Dennison traces the journey of the pineapple, one of Georgian Britain’s most coveted fruits. In the summer of 1767, it was a source of some surprise to the writer of the Manchester Mercury that Edward Higgins, committed to Carmarthen Castle for burglary, hadn’t included among booty stolen from the home of Mrs Biven of Laugherne any pineapples. Having made himself comfortable in Mrs Biven’s kitc...